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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

1t ought not TO be necessary to defend
DIR. Albert, who is TO visit the Lagonda
house on Tuesday, April 10, from the
charge of being tramp doctor" for no
one was ever further removed from that
disreputable class of charlatanS. who 90
from place 10 place, staying month here
fortnight there, leaving always when the
public finds them out, as find them out i,
will.
No medical institution in the west is
better OF more fayOrably known than DIR.
Alberts Cleveland Medical Institute The
doctor is firmly established in the Forest
City. where he is known and honored. He
visits our town solely because it is impos-
sible fOr all those whom he wishes to reach
to visit him.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16
NELSON COLLEGE NOTES
Picked Up by One "frhe student.

firked I y by One Of the students.
Miss 5. Burns registered on Monday.
{. W. Lloyd is keeping X is book,
this week.
One call from a business house this week
for clerk.
First international bank declared diyi.
dend yesterday.
f.. !. Norton is bookkeeping in the Jones
N Co. department.
WIN. Shaw and f. W. Ramsey are keep.
ing the books in south City bank.
W. f. JukeS. class of lss2. is book keeper
for Houston ~ Bro. South Charleston.
c. W. Martin and c. F. Mohr are run
ming the First International bank books.
VIM. Hall, class of lss3. is keeping the
books of the Evans Manufacturing Co..
this city.
ii. b. Rankin. class of 1854, is book
keep for the Douglas County Mills. Kansas
City. Mo.
r. g. Barthomew. class of Iss:;. is
general bookkeeper at the l.agonda Ma
tiOnal bank.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16
LOCAL 6REviTIeS.

q, Mr.. |. ii. Wilson. of indianapolis, was in
town this morning.
Mr.. Paul Mccartney, of Dubuque Iowa
{ i in the city today.
/ Mr.. kcntry. of Portland. Oregon, is Wis
! i az h-r sister, Mrs. W. 4. Barnett.
! Mss Anna Manderton. of Cincinnati, is
iIr guest of friends in this city this week.
The /. b. 4 W. pay-car went through
today, distributing the glue 10 the railroad
| biys.
The Rev. Henry Tuckley. pastor of ST.
Paul NJ. 4. church, lectured at Grace NJ. F.
church in urbana, last night.
| Professor W. S. Hoskinson. wife and
family. went to New Carlisle last evening
to spend Sunday with Mrs. HoskinsOn's
parents.
| A boy named Ilelie MaXton. living on
south Plum street, fell and disIocated his
left shoulder while jumping of a street-caI
| last night.
| The merchants are kicking today over
the sharp, short shock" produced by the
change in the weather. Ii knocks spring
| trade silly.
T.. NJ. Campbell. ESQ.,. has had his beard
removed and his hair cut. He looks as
though he might ultimately become old
enough to vote.
MIR. Wilber Colyin will lead the Gospel
temperance meeting at Temperance hail
Sunday afternoon. at $50 O'Clock. Every
body invited. Good speakers will he
present
Mr.. George c. Hall, formerly of this
city. now the successful business manager
Of the Union Signal. the national organ of
the w. c. T. L.. spent yesterday among
his many friends in this city.
The remains of a child of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Stickney, which have been lyins in
the vault at Ferncliff since the fourteenth
of March, will be inferred in the Catholic
cemetery tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
Mr.. W. A. Henderson. recently Of st.
John 5. NJ. Co. 5 office force, left this morn
ing for New York. to which city his wife
preceded him one week. 4 After visiting
with Mrs. HendersOn's relatives until the
middle Of the week. they go to Prov
idence, X. l., to make it their future home
The well-wishes Of many friends in this
city go with them.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16
A PERSONAL LETTER TO MR. WIMPr.
Nix. III. CoRNELIUs WTMpy g:

MR. II. CORNELIUS WIMPY:
DEAR SIE-I our favor of the l4th inst.
at hand. acknowledging the receipt of
spring suit. and can assure you that the
pleasure and satisfaction you express is
fully equaled by the qualification We feel in
turning out work that SO heartily meets
with the approval of our patrous. We are
doing the largest buSina ass this season that
We have done for years. and with increased
facilities for doing first-claSS work, We
trust that il will continue. We are having
an especial drive on our striped Scotch
Trowsers which We have marked down to
ST. We have also been remarkably sue
ceSsful in the sale of our SIS Suitings, and
have been compelled to duplicate the pat
'erns several times. Thanking you for past
:avors, and trusting that we may merit n
continuance of them in the future, we re-
main. Yours. etc,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

Our leading music house, X. +. Brandon
n Co., are the busiest men in town. They
are busy from morning until late at night
with their customers. They keep six lively
men to help, and then cannot keep their
work up. Their low prices. easy terms.
and reputation for honest dealing. is the
key 10 their success. Don't fool your money
away with commission merchants. that
swndle the people.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

The better the day the better the deed.
There is no better day than April 25th and
no better deed than to bny a home April
2jth
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE OR TRiDE-Forty acres Of first
L class land close TO Birmingham. Ma; will
sell cheap OF trade for good springfield, Ohio,
property; 5si acres close To- Sedalla, Mo; -
acres close to Washington, {. H.. ohio; ~
acres close TO Springfield, Ohio: 100 acres close
To Springfield, Ohio. All kinds Of property for
sale and trade. John II. Johnson, corner
Market and High streets, city. 16hs
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

A set of teeth from IS mp. Rowland
dentist, Blacks opera house.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16
FOR RENT
MONEY TO LOAN.

IN0R RENT-A nicely furnished front bed
L room. TO one OF two gentlemen. GOOD
neighborhood. Call AT lsD Pearl street. Sftf
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

Richard A. Proctor says Wiggins is no
good. but Virgins only made mistake in
the date and place; he would have it April
-, Iagonda avenue.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

MONEY TO LOAN-In sums Of 800 "a s7.G'
III on three To five years time, on first mort
gage or approved commercial paper. Georg.
II. Coles, room No. !. LagOnda bank building
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

All championship games received al Co
han i Lynch's every evening by telegraph.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16
Notice.

All perfOns indebted on book account to the
late hrm OF & X. John Co, are hereby notl-
ned that their accounts are in the hands OF c.
X. John for collection and that immediate
payment 10 requested. J. ". LoSGRoN.
-St Assignee uf &, r. John 60.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

MONEY TO L0AN-lD large or small amounts
N on long or short time. A nice home for
sale on south Factory street. cheap; also.
property in any part Of the city. Inquire Of
c. Il. kissell. real estate and lone agent, room
5. Commercial block. Limestone street.
or I5ms
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

James Il. Rabbits will be Il candidate fo
re election 60 the office of Clerk Of the cour
Of common pleas. subject 10 the decision o,
the republican convention.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

ton TO the Office OF County Auditor subject t.
the decision Of the county Republican Con
yention.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

SHlLOH'S VITALIZER is what yon
need for consumption. Loss Of Appetite.
Dizziness. and all symptoms of Dyspepsia
Price 10 and IS cents per bottle. For sale
by +. A. GaTw0Od.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

Dr. T. +. Bliss, eye and ear surgeon aa
west Main street. Eyes fitted with glasses.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

Fletcher White is a candidate for Probate
Judge. subject 10 the decision Of the County
Republican Convention.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16
tOST.
aNNOUNCExE Is.

;. A. Todd will be a candidate for re election
for County Recorder, suhirct 10 the decision
OF the Republican Convention.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

Capt Finley o. Cummings is candidate Tor
Clerk OF Common Pleas. sub ieCr 10 the deci sion
Of the Republican Convention of Clark county.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16
PEOPLES COLUMN.
WANTED

IHANTED-At A. west High street, a few re
w spectacle boarders. Working men prefer
red. WIN. Marot. VI
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

Neare authorized 10 announce ". H. Rove,
Of South Charleston. Madison township as a
candidate for County Recorder subject 10 the
decision ofthe Republican county ConN ent, on
The Irish standard., 1887-04-23

JOHN BOYLE O'RE1LLY. through the
medium of his paper. denies that be Is
interested in the book, 'Poetry and
Songs Of Ireland and explains his con-
nectio1l with the work thus: 'sMr.
O'Reilly wrote an introduction for the
book; and to an old collection, which
is good one. added some twenty odd
modern poets. The fact is stated in
his Introduction. The publishers, Gay
Brothers: have, it seems, made 1t ap.
pear that the book was new and the
property Of Mr.. O'Reilly, but this is not
true, nor creditable to that irm.''
The Irish standard., 1887-04-23

WIN WdIIcU tllS Walls VI COc1C1Ou uVc VI
six years ago. Now they WON'T ever
begin the fight till they have made the
end secure by the mechanical devices
of the cloture, and when, after six
weary weeks, they get their gag, they
put up ath-and- plaster combatant,
like Balfour, to fIander through a few
stock phrases by way OF opening the
ball. No doubt, anything is good
enough for the Tories in the House of
Commons where ireland is concerned,
but for the sake of the decent formali--
ties OF craftsmanship. it is pitiable to
entrust the affairs Of great population
at such a crisis to this poor drawing
room despot, because he is the nephew
of his uncle. Never was SO much ignor-
ance and superciliousness crammed
into thirty minutes speech then
the airs and haWs Of the man! Yet, old
Smith looked on with his benign smile
as if he were in Paradise, or had Sc
cured another penny in the dozen on
the D. T. fer his book-stalls, while the
rank and file at every feeble point raised
yaup of triumph as if Daniel had
come once more to Judgment. The
Right Hon. A. j. 3alfour may have
been tired when he began, but he had
infected others with the complaint be-
fore he ended. One Of his little tricks
was Characteristic of the man. Once
he purpo>ely spoke Of the "Land"
League instead Of the ''National''
League, with 81 view to the Inevitable
correction, and then when it came he
minced ou+ the carefully lyprepared repair
tee, ~ used the wrong alias" This
cleycrress reused the Orangemen to q
high pitch OF enthusiasm. and De Co
balm Went out TO get fresh water for the
exhausted flower in his bpttonholder.
Judged even from Tory standpoint,
Mr.. Balfour won't do. He will serve
the landlords, of course, by letting his R.
M. S and the police run riot. I'D bet in
the House of Commons he will get all
broken up sooner even than Beach de
has no force, no striking power; he can
not drive a point home and clench it at
the other side; he is a mere embroid-
erer. Friday night has been fixed for
the division, and the debate promises
to lie one of the most remarkable of any
since Home Rule was rejected. Most
of the dissentie1at Liberals will continue
to vote with the Government, on the
pretence that their agrarian legislation
will be satisfactory later on, SO that the
Tories will have a substantial majority
in the lobbies. The Gladstonians, how
ever, were parching for the opportunity,
which has arisen, OF disclosing to the
constituencies the real character of the
Chamberlain H Harting ngton-Salisbury CO.
ercion coalition. TIE debate and those
that will follow on the Crimes Bill will
be epoch-making in their effect on the
l LIBERAL party and on the English mind,
and may be said TO oe the last turn in
the road OF Ireland's onward march to
her rights.
The Irish standard., 1887-04-23
The O'Ooner Don,

The O'Conor Don family is the only
Irish family in County Roscommon.
which enjoys still possession of the
lands held by it previous to the arrival
of the English. The lands, however,
are held now by one man, whereas in
ancient times, under the noble land laws
of the Brebons, they were held in COM
mon for the sept Oh tribe, The present
Representative of the family, and sole
proprietor Of the old tribal estate, is
a thorough paced Coercion Loy&list,
though for q time he posed as a Home
Ruler in Isaac Butts Parliamentary
party. 1t is unnecessary to state that
O'Conor Don's ancestry did not retain
their possessions in spite Of their pa
triotisn. They were always more or
less English allies. The O'Conors OF
Roscommon were divided into the septs
Of O'Conor Ruadh or Roe, "the red"
and O'Conor Dhunne or Don, ''the
DARK so~called from two rival chief
tains thus distinguished by the color Of
their hair. The chief seat Of 0 Con-
or Roe was Ballynafad Castle, that OF
O'Conor Don the castle of Ballintobber.
Both septs were firm in their allegiance
to Queen Elizabeth during rebellious
times, and the then O'Conor Don was
knighted by her and represented the
newly formed County OF Roscommon in
Parliament in 1855. In the Confederate
war of l64l, after staying on the fence
for some time, the O'Conor Don of the
period joined the other ancient families
of the county and espoused the Irish
cause. On the termination Of the war
all the Roscommon chiefs were stripped
of their possessions, which were divided
among English and Scotch adventures,
but on the Restoration the family Of
The O'Conor Don convinced Charles II.
of its loyalty and regained part Of its
property on the western side Of the
county and has retained it ever since.
For The O'Conor Don to boast of his
ancient Irish lineage is nearly tanta-
mount to descendant of Judas Is
CARROT, we're such one living, to brag
that the founder of his family was one
of the Twelve Apostles.
The Irish standard., 1887-04-23

AT recent meeting of Sir William
Vernon Harcourt's constituents resolu-
tions condemnjng the coercion bill
were passed.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-10-05
Life in Cross Hill and Vicinity,

We have had n splendid rain and it
will do n vast amount ofgood, to turnips
late cotton and also towards restoring
tho health Of the community.
iiaving recoivet a very pressing invi-
tution to attend Court, wo concluded it
would be wise TO a%cccptit. On the way
we saw no idlcuess, evory body busy,
w ID Fuller Capt l.. Crisp worc ac-
lively engago0'in preparing the ioecY
staple for market. Next wo came I o NJ
VI NJ leagues, VINO was busy turning
out golden syrup for tho muititudos. He
is well prepared with first class Ma
chinery t. gin cotton hull tho sood,
grind corn and make syrup. Ho is a
man ofindomitablo energy, hc is fa st
becoming aniuont by skillfu manage
ment, and economy. Like Tho old Ro-
man, hS idea ~ qiucque sun %fortunal
fabor. Further on VIC camo to MIR j DIN
Shaw, the worry nemc suggests business,
YOU may very READILY imagine that his
motto Is call on q man OF business, only
on b,isiness during business hours tram
sact your bustness, and SO or about
10 ~ LAH
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Q L I N n . M
CIiNTON OFFICE or
TIE l.ArRENS ADVERTISE

Our town IS ou,in ovcrru, w;,, =,
"l.cry stouln.n Thc nl,ir,rms r,, .,or.
jnr until shtpncl AFRO finn toovor r,w-
me. and tho nli,ccut strccts ,rc NOW
called INTO usc hy the Sur.lv
orr roil.ood authorities hnvo rorrn,,cr
us in the matter OF Iroyin~ rnr. rn. ,hn
ugc orou co.to, SLioncrs. os o,Iy .
few bnlos hov. loft tbr d,not ,ris ao,.
son. Cannot ,lis he r~cmcIiod? Atowu
ne clinton o,Icht 10 he of some c,,.,
rucncr in tho owes of the mnno"cr, of
the LIZ E..unl her wishes sIuniind
Cot;on seed buyors AFRO rumrro,s.
Tho ujr-hrcokcs o., ths mail tro,p
seems to take the very breath from the
awc-strurk C~liutonitns and 1,rvos thcin
rs mouth open wondcrcrS ut the strange
and mysterious works or "roVidcn c
and the men "f the 9th century.
The Clinton Dramatic club Will s0on
give an entertainment to brcal; the so
cial monotony ofour little Village, and
all can feel assured that something good
IL III store Tor thcm.
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Tbs Laurens Editors
Dress MlN Hunncl..

q ftSH XII" LDCttNtI.
The quarrel between tho cdito-
rial brethren at laurcns is TO be
greatly regretted. For many weeks
each paper has had much to say Of
its rival, and something to say for
Itself. Let the President Of the
state Press Association i]ntcrposc,
and bring the matter to an On l..
Both editors stand well before the
public, ana rs each is deserving of
the highest respect the reputation
ofncithcr will be effected, except
by their own act. Competitors in
any ether line Of business seem to
get along better han rival editors,
but it is TO be hoped that they may
yet learn that no man has ever yet
advanced his interests by quarrel
Ing with his competitor. That
course has been tried Il thousand
timcs-and always with the same
result. The public care nothing for
our personal ~jcAluWsi2a.
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j. FL. JA M FL
TO TILE
FRONT

We would respectfully announce
That we now have in store, a thou
sand and one things, And arc daily
receiving more. Our round stacks
Of goods, in part we will mention,
But won't use y space to bring
halt to your attention. Suffice it
I" say, we have flour, meal and
meat, And sugar and coffee which
cannot be beat. Our elegant cam
ned goods will just make you smile
As YOU stand and behold them
laid pile upon pile. or toha&cos
and cigars VIC have quite cuough,
And c~igarctts too for all to take Il
pun. Our new Tnd full line Of plain
and fancy candy, Is, to say theleast,
apcrfcct "Jim Dandy" Now you'll
give us your attention we sincerely
hope, For VIC wish to say n word re-
garding Il soap. We defy COM
potion and if l,iualcl " beat, In
quality or price, 60 lbs. Of soap, is
III treat. Just call and get prices
you'll ne paid for your pains, And
f0rhuying your goods from j. HER
BrET JAMES.
L]aur"ns, Sept. I3, 81
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Free Trade.

The reduction OF internal r~cvcnucnnd
the taking off Of Il rcvCnuc stamps from
Proprietary Medicines, no doubt has
largely benefited the as
well rs relieving tho burden OF home
manuta turcIs. Especially is this tho
case with Greens August Flower and
Boshrc'S German Syrup, rs the roduct-
ION OF thirty S'N cents per dozen has been
ndd"d to increase the size of the bottles
containing these remedies, t~hcrccy Civ
ing onc-tIth mere medicine in the ~ cts
size. Th" AUGUST Flower for dyspepsia
and liver culu laint, and tho German
syrup for cough and Lung troubles,
have perhaps the largest sale Of any
medicines in the world. The advantage
of Increased size of the bottles will be
greatly appreciated by the Sick and af
hiGtcd, in every town and village in the
ciNaliZCd countries. Sample bottles for
10 cents rCrnuiu tho same siZ".
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-10-05

Seed Rye Barley and Oats at
Cooper & Burnside Bros.
Canned goods Of every dcscrip-
ton fresh from the manufactures
at Cooper Il Burnside Bros.
Family -four from $500 to 5000 at
Cooper d Burnside Bros.
Ilygcia tobacco prevents mala-
ria, heart burn and nervousness at
Cooper e Burnside Bros.
Best grades Of chewing and
smoking tobacco and cigars ut
Cooper e Burnside Bros.
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Proposed Preliminary Campaign
NA-LLLL-N,nLA Il...Ll L ....L ~.

I" u'''","'o ''''"I ""' Verso
LIE i'AuRNNs ADVERTISERS re-
cHn'iN MADE S~Uggcatlon, editorial
~ ma candidates for state offices
nou'u tH,'VaS" we state before the
uo.i'','H.in? convention mot, and
UiuS or!l'S '!ie choivc OF officers di-
ltctly rom INC people. rms would
DC 20" luci' W." thlnk. Already
lI,oS. vi me counties nave primary
G'ce!inIt9 lor representatives in the
lrhis,n''iro ahH county onircrs.
ii'c'' mere must De a convention
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your business, and .ct him attend tc his
business. Everything about his place
denotes system, energy and THRIFT. .
Tho cotton crop will not be sU lur.o in
our township as we oncG thouHAt il
would, though some of oar farmers are
DONG remarkably ~c~li--notahly q NJ
Hanna, on two acres he will make wolvo
hundred pounds of flint, and on thirteen
eros he will make thirteen b,ln.
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The Advertiser.
T. 9 a t.

MT, u. e.. Nllnkln has been appointed
mail agent on the G .L.NS railroad.
Miss Tnnc. of Alabama, is N visitto
relatives III TINS place.
Died Friday 3Oth inst, AN inrau,, child
OF Mr. ahd Mrs Il. G.. Crisp.
Mrs Chimes. of AhhoyilI, il visiting
the iaihiiy o! 'hpt XII liudgcnS.
For the best shoes for tho least money
go 10 T.. SitgrcavcS.
Our County Fair will bc held This
ycor on October y. and III.
oil to Nincty-&iX =. G..
MrJonu II. Richardson. has rcturnod
from tho Wos,. where H., has hcen for
the past few weeks.
rn ,no .. - ,. r,;
s,c;,,,nr 49,, 49,. i,dnl.nI rr nnnr,o.io.
rh,, cno m,,o ,,,.o 10, ,,o r.nror-
,va, XXI an,. lin, ,,m.n,, 49,,
r.on, n,, ., INK r,.
'I','"P ',""'' '''.Nlo" w NY. Jon"
49," iP''''P"'
ID. NJ. Patton, the clo,hicr. has sold
..iS STOCK 10 j l. .Nlurlll * co. FOR inc
present Mr. Patton will act ns salesman.
wc royrot 10 ,o,rn th,t GO, II w
C,r,irrH b,d vcr,. r,;ur,I r,u lout
week. wn,c,, dis,ocutrd Lis shouId,
Col. James III Traynham Will accom-
p"hy ms h%crl!e'cy mo Governor 10
w" N''I''' r"P"S"'o"' 40 " 'no''oer OF
III s'"h'
.'.Applc w,goncrs" arc no longer al
lowed to pcddl, their produce on the
streets Of II town, for our city fathers
hayo "sat unon them"
Mas Belle Wright, has returned To
Columbia, 'hcrG She iaattonding school.
Mrs Col. Wraynhtm and children, OF
this place, are visiting their Aunt, Mrs
Gil'ban OF Charlotte. G..
uivscs N.n...f, nr ,his couu,, orI
uis. r,.r, I,nrh,,r orr,, ,lnn,, nj
~ icct ON rt,n.I,y Io.t r,,. rolru,l,i,
whnrc ,,,oy v;n attend tho r~oIuuhin
Female C~,lirrc.
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In n Veterinary uosritnl.

Some queer things are seen in tie
veterinary hospital of Philadelphia
Among others arc n pigs easy char. 8
padded cell for a lunatic horse. q Turkish
bath, and q swinging harness in which n
horse may live or die without hearing
any weight on lis legs. Scientific
Americam.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-10-05

Court,
Tho Common Pleas adjourned on Sat
urday last, after holding the full time
allowed by law. More business was
disposed Of during this Term than has
beeg lone durlng several years pnst. a
great many jury casos that have STOOD
on tho calender from year TO year came
90 trial, 40 that tho docket is almost
clear,
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Married.

Married at the residence OF the brides
fatherncar Mt. Gallagher, on Scptcm-
Der 18th lS>7, Rev w II ARIEL and Miss
Othcllo Daniel, daughter OF l. III Dam
inl
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Ffesh arrivals OF fresh family
and iincg groceries every day at
tooper& Burngite Bros.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-10-05

20 Cases cream cheese just receiv-
cd Mt Cooper q Burnside Bros.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-10-05

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Cooper * Burnside Bros.